Silly-Head, with a long sigh, fell silent.

At some point Silly-Head felt the warmth in her hand and looked hard, but saw that Die's hand was being held by her, while Die was already blushing and ashamed.

Silly-Head quickly released her hand and said awkwardly, "I'm sorry, Flute, I didn't mean to."

"No, it's all right, we're friends..." "Said Di, lowering her head.

"I've decided not to go, Dier. Shall we be friends?" 'said Silly-Head, thinking hot.

Die-head blushed and said, "Are you sure you won't go? I'm so happy, I... I really wish I had a friend. '

Looking at her beautiful appearance, Silly-Head felt comfortable and felt that the shadow that had been bothering him was finally leaving. He smiled and said, "I'm glad, too, Dil. To tell you the truth, I really hate to leave you. I mean, you're my best friend. You don't despise me, you don't scold me, you don't hit me..."

Silly-Head, as soon as the words came out, regretted them, accused himself of being affectionate, and hastened to explain. Die-head chuckled and said, "Yes, we are best friends, aren't we?"

"Yes, yes." Silly-Head nodded awkwardly.

For the next few days, Anna had no time to mess with Silly-Head as she prepared for her upcoming trip. This gave Silly-Head an excuse to cover up her change of heart.

"You see, I said it would be all right, and if you left, would you be able to eat such good forage?" "Said Silly-Head to the donkey.

"Bah, it's only the calm before the storm. I think you've lost your head." The donkey said disdainfully.

"Fuck, if you do this again, I will ignore you. I don't know what to say." Silly-Head grew impatient.

Donkey, helpless white a Silly-Head, mumbled: "Well, believe you once, yes, boss, please hold some grass to come."

Without Anna as the devil, Silly-Head was happy to have lunch with Flute every afternoon. Each time, the two people are crowded in the small corner of the bar, quietly eating a simple dish, steamed bread, although very bitter, but the two people are very happy.

Di, who seemed to like talking to Silly-Head very much, often asked him about ancient legends, especially about fairies. Silly-Head told her all she knew about Die-Head's inquiries. There was one question, however, that Silly-Head could not give her a satisfactory answer to, and that was the legend of the Sacred Elfstones.

"I'm sorry, Flute, but that's all I know about the Elfstones, but don't worry. I'm sure the Academy will keep records of legends and allusions like that, and I'll ask you if I get the chance." "Said Silly-Head awkwardly.

"Really? The Academy of Magic has such records? ' There was excitement in Flute's melancholy eyes.

"Well, there must be." Silly-Head said firmly.

"The Academy of Magic, I must go there..." Flute whispered to himself.

"What? You're going to the Academy of Magic? ' "Silly-Head asked.

"No, no, I'm just saying go check it out." "Defer stammered back.

Silly-Head casually said, "Hey, you look nervous. Go see what's there? If I get a chance, I'll take you to San Diego Academy of Magic. There are so many magical books there that you wouldn't read them all for two years."

'San Diego's Academy of Magic? You've been there? ' "Di asked curiously.

Silly-Head sobered up and quickly explained, "No, no, I just heard."

"Oh, Silly-Head, you promised to take me, but you must keep your word." "Said Flute, after a pause.

So she laid her hand gently on Silly-Head's. Looking at Die-Head's delicate, beautiful hand, right at her own, Silly-Head felt a flutter in her heart and could not help but hold it gently.

"HMMM..." Flute let out a little groan, but strangely did not take her hands away, letting Silly-Head hold them, and the blush of shame once more appeared on her face.

"Where are you, Silly-Head?" Just as the two are immersed in a rare moment of silence, Anna's voice rings out.

Hear Anna's cry, two people quickly separated like electric shock, each other, embarrassed to look at a glance, and then embarrassed to separate, flute's face is more and more red.

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Anna was curious and asked, "Hey, boy, you were hiding here. Hey, Di, why are you here too?"

"Miss Anna, Diere is teaching me all about bartending." Silly-Head hurried to explain.

"Bartending? Flirting, I guess." Anna gave a white look and said sulkily.

'No... No more. ' Anna's words were too much for Di, who ran away with a red face.

Anna froze for a moment with Di's expression, as if she understood something. Her gaze at Silly-Head became fierce, and she barked coldly, "You boys, what have you two been doing? Say it."

Silly-Head gave Anna an angry look and retorted, "What can we do, miss? Die-head wouldn't care for me if the little one had the wrong idea."

Anna blushed at the thought of how Silly-Head had taken advantage of her, and stamped her foot in hatred. Then she said, "Well, you listen, boy, I'm going away tomorrow. You stay away from that goblin, and if I hear anything bad, you'll see what I can do to you."

"And me? Why, because I was with Diere? Hard... Is it not you who have a crush on me?" Silly-Head glanced at Anna with a terrible thought.

Anna was also secretly watching Silly-Head, and the two made eye contact and then parted.

"Well, this is bad. I'll die if I get tangled up with this tigress," said Anna. Fear shot through Silly-Head's heart.

After a while Anna lifted her reddened face and whispered, 'After... Silly-Head, Papa is looking for you. Hurry away, for papa will be angry if you are late."

Then Anna ran away without looking back.

Looking at Anna's beautiful figure disappeared, Silly-Head self-deprecating said: "Huh, forget it, really a toad want to eat swan meat, other people's daughter miss, will see me? Don't dream about it."

Silly-Head knocked gently on the door of President Sheffer's office.

'Come in,' he said. "President Sheffer said from inside.

"Yes, Sir." Silly-Head answered and opened the door and entered the room, but as soon as he entered, he found that there was not only the President in the room, but also Big Boss Gills, sitting majestically opposite the President.

"Silly-Head, saddle up, we're going to meet a special guest," said Silly-Head. "Silly-head said gravely.

"Yes, yes, the little one will go at once." Silly-Head promised and retreated.

At the door of the Sellsword union, Silly-Head waited with the president's new horse and his donkey. Silly-Head had been waiting here for a long time since the President's order, but the President, and the figure of Giles, refused to show himself.

"I wonder why the President is so slow today, when he used to be so quick. Is he discussing something important with Gills?" 'thought Silly-Head, looking through the door.

As Silly-Head waited anxiously, the President, in his magical robes, and Giles came out of the room, and without a word, mounted their horses, and rode away out of town.

Silly-Head jumped on the donkey's back, patted him on the rear, and ran after him.

The donkey and the horse, of course, speed can not be compared, and after a while, the two horses in front of them, ran away. What was hateful was that the president seemed to forget the Silly-Head behind him and let him follow without a clue.

"The silly-Head won't leave a word. Shall I keep chasing, or shall I go back to town and wait?" Silly-Head looked at the distant smoke and thought, "I can't go back, damn it, I'll have to keep up."

Silly-Head thought, patting the donkey hard and telling him to hurry.

"Oh, boss, are you going to shoot me?" "Cried the donkey angrily.

Silly-Head said with hate, "Shut up, it's all your fault, so slow, you see long they run away."

"How can you blame me, I was slow, to blame, can only blame yourself, at the beginning, who let you seal me into a donkey? If it were a horse... Hey, if it were a horse, I wouldn't be able to touch you either, boss. Don't mind me, I'm just joking." The donkey kept on nagging.

"Damn it, you blame me. Well, if it wasn't for me, you'd probably still be walking in circles right now..." Silly-Head responded dismissively to the donkey.

As Silly-Head tangled with the donkey, there was a sound of hooves in front of him. Silly-Head looked up and saw a line of horses approaching fast in the distance.

"Quick, step aside," said Silly-Head. Silly-Head said to the donkey.

"Well, no, no, not even dead." The donkey got angry and stood still in the middle of the road.

Seeing that the group of people are coming, Silly-Head was anxious, jumped down and pulled the ass to the side of the road, but the donkey began to evil today, even with Silly-Head began to work, hard against Silly-Head, not moving a cent.

"Stop, the one in front is a little suspicious. Go and have a look." 'shouted one of the horses.

'Yes.' At once two horses sprang out of the line and rushed towards Silly-Head.

"Oh no, it's Silly-Head, Captain Aru, one of his own." The Silly-head, who was following the horses, looked ahead and hurried to explain.

"Oh, did anyone else know I was coming?" 'asked one of them, surrounded by others.

Always calm President Sheffer, at this time, actually a little calm, respectfully bowed down and said: "Sorry, Sir, you have been startled, that boy is my subordinate, I forgot to tell him to wait in town."

"Really?" 'asked the man faintly.

"It's true. I can testify to it." Boss Gills answered respectfully.

"Oh, you two don't have to be nervous, your loyalty, I still very rest assured, Aru, it is not important people, don't act rough, I don't want to make things disorderly." The man said with a smile.

'Yes, Sir, let him go.' Aru shouted to the two big men in front.

The silly-heads, the two men who had been held by the donkey, took away their swords from their necks, turned their horses' heads, and ran back.

"Silly-head, call the boy here, for I have something to ask him." 'the man ordered.

"Yes, Sir." Trembling from his fear, Sheffer called to Silly-Head, "Silly-Head, come here."

"Splash..." President Xie feer's voice just landed, the man, and the people around him, all laughed.

The man smiled and said, "Sheffer, what's that boy's name? Silly-Head? Ha ha, I've never heard of such a funny name, ha ha..."

President Shyfel smiled with the man and explained: "Sorry, your excellency, let you laugh, the boy was born in the poor, so the name is a little soil, originally, I want to change him, but... But I have been busy with your business, so..."

The man, it seems that Sheffer's explanation, not very satisfied, patted Sheffer president shoulder said: "Sheffer, you don't have to explain, I know, but the name Silly-Head, I'm afraid not soil, but soil slag, ha ha..."